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soybeans are 60% of -- is sold to china. one-third of u.s. cotton is sold to china. china is also an important market for u.s. automobiles and aircraft. china also is in long-term market for u.s. service industry. in this area, the u.s. has done a long time service. at the same time, the chinese want to prepare -- entrepreneurs are interested in making investments in the united states so there are more and more chinese companies coming to the united states and investments. according to chinese statistics, for the last 18 months, the chinese investment in the united states grew by 18-40% -- by 14%. it is up to $6 billion. the investment is still a small figure. it is growing very fast. today, our common interests have expanded and interdependence has been deepened. now, as the impact of the financial crisis still lingers, both china and the united states have committed to transforming their economic growth. their economic growth models by increasing input in some new areas like new energy, high- tech, high end manufacturing, i.t., bioscience, etc. these could translat
soybeans are 60% of -- is sold to china. one-third of u.s. cotton is sold to china. china is also an important market for u.s. automobiles and aircraft. china also is in long-term market for u.s. service industry. in this area, the u.s. has done a long time service. at the same time, the chinese want to prepare -- entrepreneurs are interested in making investments in the united states so there are more and more chinese companies coming to the united states and investments. according to chinese...
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and china no good. well one difference is that japan never threatened america's global dominance japan after world war two i should say remember during world war two japan did have aspirations to be an imperial power and that did threaten the united states' interests and it did lead to war after world war two japan abandon any imperial aspirations and so the economic competition did not produce the same kind of. struggle for international dominance that it did during world war two and so it didn't lead to the kind of friction that you're speaking of but china is different china appears to have certainly regional aspirations to be a major power in southeast asia and elsewhere and conceivably to have international aspirations as a prominent power and africa and the middle east and central asia and from the perspective of american leaders not all of them but many of them this is very threatening to american interests so there is a difference. you. when i start talking about studying studying political it w
and china no good. well one difference is that japan never threatened america's global dominance japan after world war two i should say remember during world war two japan did have aspirations to be an imperial power and that did threaten the united states' interests and it did lead to war after world war two japan abandon any imperial aspirations and so the economic competition did not produce the same kind of. struggle for international dominance that it did during world war two and so it...
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china's economy is one tenth the size of america europe japan one kid china. you pointed out it's got a lot of money it's got a lot of savings yes but even if they do fantastic jobs they cannot bail out america europe and japan which are more than ten times bigger than china no matter what a good job they do how they're going to save the rest has become an engine of growth but it cannot bailout the rest of the world that's quite correct it's not it's not yet at the china lectured all the time about what it should do with its economy there is there is a tendency in western media to always lecture the chinese i suppose because of the american election cycle in the world in the euro zone ok i wouldn't say that the future of the western media but i think that. there's a political component to it that the western media reports but but it is it is also true that. the argument about the imbalances that exist in china between an investment driven economy versus a consumption driven economy are very very real and legitimate indeed the chinese government itself when job
china's economy is one tenth the size of america europe japan one kid china. you pointed out it's got a lot of money it's got a lot of savings yes but even if they do fantastic jobs they cannot bail out america europe and japan which are more than ten times bigger than china no matter what a good job they do how they're going to save the rest has become an engine of growth but it cannot bailout the rest of the world that's quite correct it's not it's not yet at the china lectured all the time...
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china in. it it's not washington or tokyo or someone you know he's very strange that you're member of the chinese leadership and if these are japan the next time. ryan you want to jump in there the u.s. and. i think it's going on and i think what's going on here and i think it's quite clear that it's quite clear that japan and the united states are long time military allies that they have a joint economic project japan is something of a junior partner to the united states in the region and globally and it has been such since one thousand nine hundred five i think that what's happening is that china is being denied access to the sea it is being denied systematically and through new provocations this one being the latest access to resources that china considers to be necessary for its development i believe that if the united states were not a major factor in the calculations going on in the middle east the countries of the region would actually find a negotiated settlement i think the united stat
china in. it it's not washington or tokyo or someone you know he's very strange that you're member of the chinese leadership and if these are japan the next time. ryan you want to jump in there the u.s. and. i think it's going on and i think what's going on here and i think it's quite clear that it's quite clear that japan and the united states are long time military allies that they have a joint economic project japan is something of a junior partner to the united states in the region and...
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china's position china's policy toward their regional affairs more support more gets up to go to all the parties concerned another issue that china and russia are commonly worried about is of course the american anti-missile defenses. we're hearing about the united nations united states plans to actually feel it's an early warning radar in south japan and at the same time russia is increasingly worried about you know the state's plans to enhance its missile defense capabilities in europe do you think that china and russia could maybe come up with a joint reaction to this plan or each country should deal with that. yeah i'm sure this is the question to your foreign minister read that china and russia can join together to establish a. missile defense system. he didn't give me a direct answer maybe. because the way for china and russia to call period in this regard for them political obstacles and a technical because i don't think at this moment the two countries major to raise. prefer to share of their. information data you know. maybe russia would like to show the information with the
china's position china's policy toward their regional affairs more support more gets up to go to all the parties concerned another issue that china and russia are commonly worried about is of course the american anti-missile defenses. we're hearing about the united nations united states plans to actually feel it's an early warning radar in south japan and at the same time russia is increasingly worried about you know the state's plans to enhance its missile defense capabilities in europe do you...
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because of china's actions recently and they are concerned that china will continue to try to intimidate them to sow the u.s. obviously is bound by treaty to defend certain nations japan south korea the philippines etc so on the one hand the u.s. is is trying to maintain a neutral position on the sovereignty of the who owns which rock in the ocean issue but we also obviously have different relationships with the nations in the area we're certainly bound by treaty to some of them and if if push comes to shove you know then we are allies is a man with which certainly we are not with china but we're also trying to maintain all these little things the sovereignty issue is the heart of the issue as collating is something far greater let me play marco had john mccain marco hadn't really is whether. a forward united states' position for united states military position on this and other conflicts in the region is the best way to move from the period we're now in of mutual shouting of nationalism upsurge of territorial conflicts whether a more fruitful approach is one in which the nations involve
because of china's actions recently and they are concerned that china will continue to try to intimidate them to sow the u.s. obviously is bound by treaty to defend certain nations japan south korea the philippines etc so on the one hand the u.s. is is trying to maintain a neutral position on the sovereignty of the who owns which rock in the ocean issue but we also obviously have different relationships with the nations in the area we're certainly bound by treaty to some of them and if if push...
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china operations are all day. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you don't know i'm tom harvey welcome to the big picture. the. solution soon which brightened if you move out soon from phones to pressure. from stunts on t.v. don't come.
china operations are all day. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you don't know i'm tom harvey welcome to the big picture. the. solution soon which brightened if you move out soon from phones to pressure. from stunts on t.v. don't come.
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we need china as a trade partner. we don't want a trade war with china. we're very dependent on their economy and they're dependent on our economy. mitt romney has invested in china, has family trusts invested in china. both sides have done this here. if you want to call it hypocrisy, call it hypocrisy, but nobody is clean here. >> david: by the way, steve, it's not just china, $2.8 billion in department of energy money went to a spanish firm that did solar stuff. this is not just china. we're outsourcing a lot of money overseas. >> two points, david. romney, what he does it's vol temporary. when the government does, it's taking our resources and playing politics with it. it's about trade barrier, stealing our intellectual property rights, what both candidates should be focused on, not this thing about who invests more in china. >> david: if it's private money, may it go where it will. private investors are free to do with their money, but not my money, not my tax dollars. >> i have no allergic relax to governor romney investing in china, if that's what h
we need china as a trade partner. we don't want a trade war with china. we're very dependent on their economy and they're dependent on our economy. mitt romney has invested in china, has family trusts invested in china. both sides have done this here. if you want to call it hypocrisy, call it hypocrisy, but nobody is clean here. >> david: by the way, steve, it's not just china, $2.8 billion in department of energy money went to a spanish firm that did solar stuff. this is not just china....
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much about china. we will. >> announcer: meet tom, a proud dad whose online friends all "like" the photos he's posting. oscar likes tom's photos, but he loves the access to tom's personal information. oscar's an identity thief who used tom's personal info to buy new teeth and a new car, and stuck tom with the $57,000 bill. [tires squeal] now meet carl who works from the coffee shop and uses the free wi-fi. marie works from there too. she's an identity thief who used a small device to grab his wi-fi signal, then stole enough personal information to hijack and drain his bank accounts. every year, millions of americans learn all it may take to devastate your life is a little personal information in the wrong hands. this is identity theft and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. lifelock offers the most comprehensive identity theft protection, period. ordinary credit monitoring services may take 30 days to alert you. lifelock's 24/7 proactive protection would have alerted tom as soon as they noticed
much about china. we will. >> announcer: meet tom, a proud dad whose online friends all "like" the photos he's posting. oscar likes tom's photos, but he loves the access to tom's personal information. oscar's an identity thief who used tom's personal info to buy new teeth and a new car, and stuck tom with the $57,000 bill. [tires squeal] now meet carl who works from the coffee shop and uses the free wi-fi. marie works from there too. she's an identity thief who used a small...
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i think china is accept. to all the parties concerned to iran to russia to the united states i to my knowledge you know there were several rounds of dialogue i'm on the parties concerned related to today iran and you can be sued and china change of a huge to be more active and this time because of china's position china's policy toward their regional affairs a more subdued more guests have to go to all parties concerned and other issues that china and russia are commonly worried about is of course american anti-missile defense system we're hearing about the united nations united states plans to actually feel it's an early warning radar in south japan and at the same time russia is increasingly worried about you know if states plans to enhance its missile defense capabilities in europe do you think that china and russia could maybe come up with a joint reaction to this plan or each country should deal with that on their own yeah i'm sort of this is the question are two year old wise foreign minister robert chi
i think china is accept. to all the parties concerned to iran to russia to the united states i to my knowledge you know there were several rounds of dialogue i'm on the parties concerned related to today iran and you can be sued and china change of a huge to be more active and this time because of china's position china's policy toward their regional affairs a more subdued more guests have to go to all parties concerned and other issues that china and russia are commonly worried about is of...
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his case exposed the darker side of china's power structure. the state-run xinhua news agency is reporting the communist party will transfer bo's case to judicial authorities. he's accused of taking large bribes and abusing his power. bo was the highest ranking communist party official of the inland city of chongqing. he was expected to join the party's top brass this year, but a series of incidents led to his downfall. his former aid etemporarily pled to the u.s. consulate in february. officials cited bo for violating party discipline. they suspended him from the post he held in the political bureau. then in july, police charged bo's wife and her aide with murdering british businessman neil haywood. a chinese court handed her a suspended death sentence in august. bo's abuse of power allegation is tied to the role he played in the haywood case. >>> making a decision on bo's future frees up chinese leaders to focus on their transition of power. delegates from across the country will convene in beijing to attend november's congress. the meeting h
his case exposed the darker side of china's power structure. the state-run xinhua news agency is reporting the communist party will transfer bo's case to judicial authorities. he's accused of taking large bribes and abusing his power. bo was the highest ranking communist party official of the inland city of chongqing. he was expected to join the party's top brass this year, but a series of incidents led to his downfall. his former aid etemporarily pled to the u.s. consulate in february....
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look at china. china is struggling with its own economic problems. it launched a $157 billion in infrastructure spending. there gdp is smaller than ours. you could are that it is a meek plan. you are giving incentives to create jobs. that is not necessarily a job. companies can receive incentives. they want to see a product turn into a concrete use of the employment. if the president can make it clear between their spending and job creation, people would be more willing to take them at their word. there would be tax breaks and a with boost employment in an indirect way. caller: i hope you let me speak here. i got cut off the one time. it is an employer -- an important topic. i got laid off. i am a construction worker. i am heading to north dakota. it is an adventure. i have the savings to do it. they have 2.8% employment the best unemployment. i have experience in roofing and painting. -- they have 2.8% unemployment. wilson and not an outsider. the germans the best -- i am not an outsider. the wagons were manufactured by the germans. i am coming out
look at china. china is struggling with its own economic problems. it launched a $157 billion in infrastructure spending. there gdp is smaller than ours. you could are that it is a meek plan. you are giving incentives to create jobs. that is not necessarily a job. companies can receive incentives. they want to see a product turn into a concrete use of the employment. if the president can make it clear between their spending and job creation, people would be more willing to take them at their...
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china shows no sign of compromise. nhk world, manila. >> the gaming industry is booming in japan driven by a rampant increase in smartphone users. it faces a serious shortage of programmers. a maker of game software organized a programmer contest to find talented people. among the contestants were a handful of high school students. >> reporter: 22 finalists gathered in tokyo for the contest this month. all of them are students. the total prize money is about $13,000. this is one of three high school students taking part. the three are competing against undergraduate and graduate school students. he became interested in computers when he was in elementary school. he learned how to program video game applications by reading books and online information. >> translator: in programming whether you are in junior or senior high school doesn't matter. even one person can change the world. that's what i like about programming. >> reporter: this company organized the competition. demand for social networking games has been expan
china shows no sign of compromise. nhk world, manila. >> the gaming industry is booming in japan driven by a rampant increase in smartphone users. it faces a serious shortage of programmers. a maker of game software organized a programmer contest to find talented people. among the contestants were a handful of high school students. >> reporter: 22 finalists gathered in tokyo for the contest this month. all of them are students. the total prize money is about $13,000. this is one of...
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at its head is china's largest , shanghai. here, we ere its historical geography as a strategic natural port sometimes occupied by colonial rulers. more recently, market reforms and foreign investment helped create a global business center here. now, rapid economic growth has re-shaped the city'surb. shanghai-- world mega-city... homeo 17 million people, and by some counts, e most denselyopulated ace on ear. it's now the economic capital of china and point of contact for much foreign trade. shanghai is a center of research, development and higher education. most new chinese cars are now made here. migrants from the interior flock to make new lives here. but the surge in growth is relatively recent. until 1991, shanghai was stymied. why was it held back, and how did it boom? some of the answers may be found in china's historical geography, which colors its outlook toward foreigners. for centuries, the threat came over land, from the north and west. mongols and manchus frequently raided, and often ruled, chinese society. more re
at its head is china's largest , shanghai. here, we ere its historical geography as a strategic natural port sometimes occupied by colonial rulers. more recently, market reforms and foreign investment helped create a global business center here. now, rapid economic growth has re-shaped the city'surb. shanghai-- world mega-city... homeo 17 million people, and by some counts, e most denselyopulated ace on ear. it's now the economic capital of china and point of contact for much foreign trade....
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the united states wants to focus its policy on china which means containment of china so any improvement in relations between china and india would not be welcome in washington however for the beating that summer it's good news for the economies of china and india will increasingly depend on each other and therefore that the rest of the brics countries. which is a need in minding economic block. i think it is good news that china and india can improve their lives their friends increased trade and at a time when when the economies of the west are suffering. the growing financial clout of asian countries and the global implications that it could have is also the focus of peter lavelle's debate with his guest in cross talk showing at nineteen thirty g.m.t. here's a quick preview. on the eve of the meeting of the pacific economic cooperation regional to what degree is the global economy now centers in the east and so are we living in the pacific century and if we are what does it really mean. another fly in the ointment for russian british relations in london has apparently followed in washi
the united states wants to focus its policy on china which means containment of china so any improvement in relations between china and india would not be welcome in washington however for the beating that summer it's good news for the economies of china and india will increasingly depend on each other and therefore that the rest of the brics countries. which is a need in minding economic block. i think it is good news that china and india can improve their lives their friends increased trade...
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china and. indonesia have become much more important during this period and they they do join they were. the ruling class as it were. i think it's i think it's important to distinguish that from the idea that that power is shifting completely across the pacific we we actually don't know whether that's going to happen. when i was starting my career. americans were paranoid about japan taking over the world and. now japan as one of the biggest problems in the world economy trying to make continuous random ism or it may become another japan. the us may. decline because it doesn't invest in infrastructure and education or it may continue to be the center of innovation and economic dynamism so it's a pacific century it's not clear at all clear what the waiting across the pacific will be ok and what do you think the weighting will be i mean is it going to be as a lot of people say this is china's club ok let's be fair it's china's club well one bit to look at is the following if we just look at what h
china and. indonesia have become much more important during this period and they they do join they were. the ruling class as it were. i think it's i think it's important to distinguish that from the idea that that power is shifting completely across the pacific we we actually don't know whether that's going to happen. when i was starting my career. americans were paranoid about japan taking over the world and. now japan as one of the biggest problems in the world economy trying to make...
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china. the domestic market is booming. is that the place to be? he will tell you how to get in. first, today's data download. all three ending in the green. the s&p breaking a losing streak. technology and energy were top performers. utilities did lack of it. today was the biggest for stocks in september, the fed announced its money program. u.s. weekly jobless claims fell to its lowest level in two months last year, 26,000 to 359,000. it was revised up, which happens to show 3000 more applications than previously reported. long-lasting durable goods plummeting in august, posting the worst job, the decrease was led by aircraft orders that fell more than 500%. covering all of these issues, we have larry with the cme. telling us why this market is overextended and brian jones breaking down the most important economic data point. you have to watch. he will tell you what that is coming over. let's start with larry economic news. we have terrible durable goods orders. it hasn't been this bad in a
china. the domestic market is booming. is that the place to be? he will tell you how to get in. first, today's data download. all three ending in the green. the s&p breaking a losing streak. technology and energy were top performers. utilities did lack of it. today was the biggest for stocks in september, the fed announced its money program. u.s. weekly jobless claims fell to its lowest level in two months last year, 26,000 to 359,000. it was revised up, which happens to show 3000 more...
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government is owed to china. china is the single largest foreign holder of u.s. debt, over $1.1 trillion as of july. as we continue our look at the u.s. debt, tonight we examine whether or not china's massive holdings give it leverage over the u.s. darren gersh reports from washington d.c. >> reporter: when the u.s. was preparing a $5 billion deal to sell arms to taiwan last year, a chinese columnist at the influential people's daily fired a warning shot: it was time for china to use it's "financial weapon" to teach the u.s.a. a lesson. since then, the pentagon and other security analysts have come to think of the threat china will use its trillion dollar plus portfolio of treasury bonds to punish the u.s. as something of a bluff. >> it's always out there as a possibility, but i think the weight of the evidence, particularly from economists has been that it's not a credible threat. that the cost to them would probably be larger than the cost to us. >> reporter: inside china, there are conflicting views of beijing's role as banker to the united states government.
government is owed to china. china is the single largest foreign holder of u.s. debt, over $1.1 trillion as of july. as we continue our look at the u.s. debt, tonight we examine whether or not china's massive holdings give it leverage over the u.s. darren gersh reports from washington d.c. >> reporter: when the u.s. was preparing a $5 billion deal to sell arms to taiwan last year, a chinese columnist at the influential people's daily fired a warning shot: it was time for china to use it's...
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china is aging fast. could these pensioners be the stumbling block to the country's economic growth? >> this looming population crisis, the costs that might bring might be what will way the chinese economy down. >> welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. a british judge has opened an inquest to discover whether moscow ordered the killing of the former russian spy who died in a london hospital six years ago from a massive dose of radioactive polonium. just before he got sick he had tea with two other russians in a london cafe. now, the court like to know why he was killed. >> alexander litvinenko was poisoned by radiation. he was a fierce critic of the kremlin. where they behind his death? a lawyer for his widow said it was vital to establish whether this was a targeted assassination by agents of a foreign state. this would be an active state- sponsored nuclear terrorism on the streets of london. do you believe that the russian state was behind the murder? >> . now, i believe it. the
china is aging fast. could these pensioners be the stumbling block to the country's economic growth? >> this looming population crisis, the costs that might bring might be what will way the chinese economy down. >> welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. a british judge has opened an inquest to discover whether moscow ordered the killing of the former russian spy who died in a london hospital six years ago from a massive dose of radioactive polonium. just...
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in the east china sea. margaret warner gets an update. >> woodruff: and jeffrey brown talks with former u.n. chief kofi annan about his new memoir and his role as syrian peace envoy. >> as one of my predecessors said, our objective to prevent humanity from going to hell. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: investing for the future, we're helping to bring these new capabilities to market. we're investing billions of dollars in a run d around the globe to help create the technologies we hope will be the heart of tomorrow's innovions. i blie by ivesting today in technological advances here at intel, we can help make a better tomorrow. >> bnsf railway. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... thiprogm was made possie thcorporation for public broadcasting.
in the east china sea. margaret warner gets an update. >> woodruff: and jeffrey brown talks with former u.n. chief kofi annan about his new memoir and his role as syrian peace envoy. >> as one of my predecessors said, our objective to prevent humanity from going to hell. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: investing for the future, we're helping to bring these new capabilities to market. we're investing...
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there was praise from the e use side for china and praise from china for the east side, but then, as has already been made clear, suddenly, the chinese decided to get a bit negative and the live transmission was turned off. diplomatically, the eu said he was getting into the substance of the negotiation, but it was the chinese who insisted on that happening. there is a sense that the summit has been sort of run by the chinese. there was not even a final press conference because the chinese wanted a list of which journalists would be there. the european commission had to say that was just not on. there was no press conference of any sort. smiles and backslapping on trade and the economy, and yet, this underlying sense that the chinese are dictating the way the meeting is going on, and, of course, they are in a way dictating the way the economy is going in some form. >> back in china, the government trying to calm public anger against japan by banning public demonstrations. >> tensions erupted recently when japan bought a few islands in east china sea from a private owner. >> japan and
there was praise from the e use side for china and praise from china for the east side, but then, as has already been made clear, suddenly, the chinese decided to get a bit negative and the live transmission was turned off. diplomatically, the eu said he was getting into the substance of the negotiation, but it was the chinese who insisted on that happening. there is a sense that the summit has been sort of run by the chinese. there was not even a final press conference because the chinese...
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china and taiwan claimed the territory in the east china sea. >> the island are inherently chinese territory. japan stole them in 195 near --. >> japan's purchase of the island violates chinese sovereignty. he says the move challenges the international order of the post-world war ii period and u.n. charter. he urged the japanese to correct their mistakes and solve the matter through dialogue. the senior spokesperson for the japanese government contradicted the arguments. >> china's claim is groundless. we will make objections when the opportunity arises. >> u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton has again urged her chinese counterparts to try to calm the walters. clinton met with foreign minister in new york. state department officials say she repeated her view that cool heads should prevail. clinton reportedly said, china and japan have the resources, restraint and ability to reduce tensions. the officials did not say how he responded. chin eaese leaders have complai about washington's stance that they're covered by the security treaty. >> a man who helped shape foreign policy has a simila
china and taiwan claimed the territory in the east china sea. >> the island are inherently chinese territory. japan stole them in 195 near --. >> japan's purchase of the island violates chinese sovereignty. he says the move challenges the international order of the post-world war ii period and u.n. charter. he urged the japanese to correct their mistakes and solve the matter through dialogue. the senior spokesperson for the japanese government contradicted the arguments. >>...
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the united states wants to focus its policy on china which means going ten men to china so any improvement in relations between china and india would not be welcome in washington however for the lead in that sense it's good news because china and india are the biggest two most populous countries in the way they are the regional superpowers. china in the pacific and saw their share and india in south asia so any reduction in improvements or improvement in their relationship would be ready to welcome for the whole us all they share in the pacific and i must say better the time when the western economies are suffering. and therefore the government or china and india as the industry party and start interacting but i do want to get this last question as we are short on time now some experts say that there is a shift of power in the world from the west to the east is this new partnership another sign of that shift to be added to the economic partnership of the brics countries well i was going to say that the economies all of china and india will increasingly depend on each other. and therefore g
the united states wants to focus its policy on china which means going ten men to china so any improvement in relations between china and india would not be welcome in washington however for the lead in that sense it's good news because china and india are the biggest two most populous countries in the way they are the regional superpowers. china in the pacific and saw their share and india in south asia so any reduction in improvements or improvement in their relationship would be ready to...
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invest in each other's countries china has said that they will continue to buy euro bonds. buying jet airplanes and what not i think is that they recognize that. the world economy can't afford for the eurozone to disintegrate and so i think that china will play a role in trying to maintain a stable world order. whether the growth rates will continue to stagnate or rebalance down the road remains to be seen. but i think. what we're seeing is that the global economy is extremely integrated it's really impossible to isolate them at this point and in regards to the asia pacific you may call the china club but frankly it's the asia club because all these countries have companies that have such enormous investments in each other's countries that. usually you can you say you are an asian go but there are countries in the western hemisphere that are in it also but you're saying they're not going to play much a role absolutely this is why i'm saying that the world is very integrated to try to isolate them and say well is it's just the asia pacific region or the european region or th
invest in each other's countries china has said that they will continue to buy euro bonds. buying jet airplanes and what not i think is that they recognize that. the world economy can't afford for the eurozone to disintegrate and so i think that china will play a role in trying to maintain a stable world order. whether the growth rates will continue to stagnate or rebalance down the road remains to be seen. but i think. what we're seeing is that the global economy is extremely integrated it's...
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and even though growth in china has slowed you look at china and india we've been paying a lot of attention to for the last decade you look at both of those societies and together their population is almost forty percent of the globe's population so even though they might be slowing down a little bit now they're making maybe the seven percent growth rate instead of the eight plus you're still talking about massive growth and anything like that is going to have emerging middle classes and things of that sort which is going to be an expert is going to put an extra demand on crude oil and energy in and of itself ok that's of those are really great points but i'm curious what about a situation where we see a more significant slowdown in growth in china a hard landing as some have predicted or a collapse in europe as some are also predicting how would that change the landscape of oil prices what i think i think. you know you've got. ok so what i think happens there is you kind of put a cap on the growth potential of crude oil prices i don't think that you see it falter to the point that it reall
and even though growth in china has slowed you look at china and india we've been paying a lot of attention to for the last decade you look at both of those societies and together their population is almost forty percent of the globe's population so even though they might be slowing down a little bit now they're making maybe the seven percent growth rate instead of the eight plus you're still talking about massive growth and anything like that is going to have emerging middle classes and things...
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it's unlikely very unlikely that a country like china will join the world mean anything of china doesn't join well we didn't join the world it's just just imagine a club great club ok the world supposed to be the world trade club but the second largest economy in the world is not member of it of course it can it can be there but. it's less meaningful put it that way ok and if i go back here in new york where is your crystal ball here ten years from now well everybody you know with a packet everyone knows that opec is ten years from now what about apec. well i think it depends on on the members and was are. they choose to make it an important organization or not. institutions are are really driven by people and it depends on if the leaders that make up apec choose to create you know proactive productive change with their organisation and use it as a way to help resolve conflicts as a way to increase corporation or they are just using as a way to just represent their own national interest and it probably won't willy wonka's i don't want to offend when that i was there i didn't know what it
it's unlikely very unlikely that a country like china will join the world mean anything of china doesn't join well we didn't join the world it's just just imagine a club great club ok the world supposed to be the world trade club but the second largest economy in the world is not member of it of course it can it can be there but. it's less meaningful put it that way ok and if i go back here in new york where is your crystal ball here ten years from now well everybody you know with a packet...
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to replace china's president. right now who jintao and that's going to be a generational change how schools do you think the whole transition will be actually this year is a power transition year in the war not on not only in china we are going to have the. congress in the conference. next to mine so the power transmission i think china we're not affect our policy our strategy and. focus our attention to develop the economy to have a good neighbor who we all the neighboring countries and to have a stable relations with a large country with the united states and with european countries so i think. when when he takes office you know next year i'm sure he will continue our policy no change no fundamental change for his policy but still he's considered to be a reformer and more open to the west than his predecessor i think his daughter is ailing studying hard words he did nothing there is going to be a new balance in china's foreign policy under his presidency i'm sure this should be reform not only to me you know act
to replace china's president. right now who jintao and that's going to be a generational change how schools do you think the whole transition will be actually this year is a power transition year in the war not on not only in china we are going to have the. congress in the conference. next to mine so the power transmission i think china we're not affect our policy our strategy and. focus our attention to develop the economy to have a good neighbor who we all the neighboring countries and to...
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china also claims the territory. the chairman of the association of the promotional of international trade responded he said the country ares an important part for asia and the rest of the world. they will attend a dinner party hosted by the chairman of the china-japan friendship association. they exchange $340 billion of goods and service every year, but they frequently disagree over territory and history. >> japanese prime minister traveled to beijing in september of 1972 for talks with chinese premier. their discussions paved the way for the normalization of ties. six years later, the chinese leader announced a dramatic shift in policy. china began accepting foreign investments and moved towards a market-oriented economy. japan began sending aid and loaned over the years. the japanese prime minister had inflamed tensions after he took office in 2001 with annual business to the shrine in tokyo that honored the war dead and war criminals. china's economy grew year after year. members of the olympic committee undersc
china also claims the territory. the chairman of the association of the promotional of international trade responded he said the country ares an important part for asia and the rest of the world. they will attend a dinner party hosted by the chairman of the china-japan friendship association. they exchange $340 billion of goods and service every year, but they frequently disagree over territory and history. >> japanese prime minister traveled to beijing in september of 1972 for talks with...
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that was the lifeline that fed china town. over the years our business community has been slowly dying. we are no longer as relevant as we were culturally or businesswise. with this project, it is like opening a new arterial. and for a heart patient with stuck arteries, this is life-giving. please approve it. we thank you. >> thank you. >> i'm cynthia jo. i want to speak before the planning commission on this conditional use. i am a member of presbyterian khur frp at 925 china town. we are not pink. we are beige. we are in support of the conditional use for this subway station. the presbyterian khur inch china town has always supported causes beneficial to our community. in fact, we sponsored the presbyterian church as sponsor, sacramento and stockton streets, just two blocks from the church. after 30 years, this coming sunday, september 16th, i invite you to attend our 30th anniversary of the housing project, which is a low-income senior multifamily and commercial use for nonprofit use. so we will be honoring 35 of the origin
that was the lifeline that fed china town. over the years our business community has been slowly dying. we are no longer as relevant as we were culturally or businesswise. with this project, it is like opening a new arterial. and for a heart patient with stuck arteries, this is life-giving. please approve it. we thank you. >> thank you. >> i'm cynthia jo. i want to speak before the planning commission on this conditional use. i am a member of presbyterian khur frp at 925 china town....
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is china now. i would just use a very simple one talking about in the old days coffin was this black, sinister thing, and everybody, you have to be hided away from the public, and my family used to put it in my bedroom, would cover it up with a different table cloth or with a newspaper so people wouldn't see. and everything build. if you got caught and then they would, my father could have lost his job, and all the punishment. but nowadays coffin suddenly becomes a very auspicious symbol because coffin, the chinese word also rhymes with the word fortune and promotions. so sometimes everybody in china today in their relentless pursuit of money, material wealth right now, we're going through all capitalistic. and the coffin suddenly becomes this very auspicious thing. i heard that sometimes if you give a gift to somebody, government official be, you just give them a little miniature coffin. they put it on your, they put it on their desk. [laughter] it's a reminder of their fortune and upcoming promot
is china now. i would just use a very simple one talking about in the old days coffin was this black, sinister thing, and everybody, you have to be hided away from the public, and my family used to put it in my bedroom, would cover it up with a different table cloth or with a newspaper so people wouldn't see. and everything build. if you got caught and then they would, my father could have lost his job, and all the punishment. but nowadays coffin suddenly becomes a very auspicious symbol...